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The main line of the b, G.. Z. & n.
road Is to run through Sioux Falls,
leaving Luverne on stub This will
raise Luverne to city of the grade OF
Worthington and make the Herald as
pire to the dignity and consequences Of
the ADVANCE.
The opinion of the people is that DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup is the best and
cheapest remedy for coughs, colds, sore
throat, asthma, etc.
The healing and purifying q Qualities
of Salvation Oil render it the best arti.
Gle for the speedy and safe cure Of ul-
cerated sores. Price only Is cents,
Scrimmens says that the reason Fall
comes so regularly at this season of
the year is because its action is Au.
tumn- attic.
A GOOD ONE.-Mr. James Marsh, of
Aten, Neb., after an experience OF four
years in using and selling Chamber
iain's Pain Balm, says: 1T is the best
and most reliable liniment ever pro-
duced." A fifty cent bottle of it will
accomplish more in the treatment of
rheumatism, lame back, or severe
sprains than five dollars invested in
any other way. A great many cases
have been cured by it after being given
up as hopelessly incurable. 1t prompt.
ly relieves the pain in all cases. Sold
by &. W. Smith.
Gail Hamilton Is out in the MiDne-
apolis Spectator saying that "Anarch.
ism has no excuse for being" in Amer.
lea. The ADVANCE has said just this.
twenty times over, since tile bomb was
thrown in the Haymarket meeting.
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80 Bars Soap, $1.O0.
II BEDFORD BROS.
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The corn crop of the United States
is reported short and of inferior quail
ty, the average being about 10 bushels
to the acre.
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MOBILES County,
Village Of Worthington,
u. S. Land Office.
Parties desiring to keep posted in any public
matter relating to Mobiles county must have thu
ADVANCE.

It is Ella June Mead and not Ellen
Jane Mead, remember.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

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Transient advertisements paid in advance.
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4Esrttiagta1 3dvsaat.

PUDLIsHDD H11XIY, At
RTHINGTON. MOBILES COUNTY, MINI.
erms Two Dollars per year, invariably in I'D.
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communications intended for publication must
writer - guaranty Of good faith-not nee
Iily for publication
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Mr.. Ben. Kelly, ship carpenter 4,

Mr.. Ben. Kelly, ship carpenter IN,
foreman o. the Marine dock; Mr.
VIM. Morton, ship carpenter; Capt
W. Il. Riddle, former assistant hull
inspector; W. Cayrell, ship carpenter
and superintendent Of repairs Of the
VESSELS owned by M. W. q. Ooyle,
and J.R. Cogsn, boa builder, Algier,,
The Rene Mscresiy, Capt John
Higgins, 10 the Les line packet leaving
this evening" for Gold Dust, Oscsola,
and way points on the upper coast,
William smither, Sid Wheeler aud
Charley Eeitwich are her clerks.
Sr. LOUIS Globe Democrat, 2stb /;
The proposed 81. Louis, Grand Towe,
and Southern railrosd, for which sur.
veys are now In progress, will unques-
tionably prove q disastrous blow to
river traffic between here and Grand
Tower, as the line Will draw very
largely from patronage that now goes
to the steamboats,. The road will touch
all important river points. At Chez
ter the best Of the business is done by
boats, and there is no direct route out
from there by rail.
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GEN .RAL NIX IN,

ebN saAb hEWbs
BUnsKss q alet.
CLKAR and warm.
FIVE boats leaving today.
vEnY little doing on the ltvse Jcs-
to-day.
TO. EDDY Ia now carpenter on tho
Will 4. HSyr.
The Cumberland river 10 rising
slowly at Nashville.
THK Granite State 10 being dooked
and repaired Of Cincinnati.
Tue AnnieP. Silver leaves ". L9uls
tomorrow for New Ofleans.
Dunno the "a hours ending Al noon
yesterday the river here remained
stationary.
Tns steamer NJ. John arrived al
New Orleans Tuesday from vicksburg
with 427 bales Of new cotton.
TnK Arkansas City passed 10 ~.
Luis yesterday morning. She put Oh
here Z bales Of cotton aud III sacks OF
oats.
The Belle Memphis, Opt Baker, Ia
the Anchor line packet l,avit = here
At 10 o'cock this morning Tor Vicks-
burg.
TINS II. l.. Cobb should arrive 10.
night, and she In tbs regular packet
leaving tomorrow eyoUiDg for Arkan-
sas river.
Tns pilots Of the Arkansas CITY 70.
port 81 feet Of water Mt fiais Point,
the shoalest place between this point
and Cairo.
THR Emma O. Etheridse Ia dus from
Cairo. Sac ha, seven barses Of rock,
which will be used In the harbor here
by the government.
Andy Rowland, formerly bill olsIk
on the steamer Matches, has been mp.
pointed chief clerk Of the steamer
Cbas. p. Cnouteau.
THE John Gilmore, towing ioui
bargss loaded with grain add pack
age freight, Tassed 10 New 0flsan,
yesterday afternoon.
The City Of vicksburg, Of Oh,
Anchor line, leaves from this elevator
A. 4 O'Clock this evening for Cairo and
~. Louis. Capt. X. J. Whitlodge com
X auds.
John Childress, the handsom,
freight clerk OF tho steamer Ohicka
tag, hes returned from HE annual
sum Der aunt 10 the pr1mlnsnt water
ing places.
1HE CoAhoms, Capt Olagynil, leave
here nj o o'clock this evening Tor ucl
ena and Fhsn Point. Vim. Ashford
Leo Cummns and Geo. Connit CHAN
are her olerks.
THE VIII \. Have, from ArkansaI
City, brought 20 bales cotton, " bag,
reed cotton, 1855 aacki cotton seed,
head olock and 70 packages tundrlcs
She went back last night with q goo,
trip.
TnR Big 3 whsriboat wac move,
down 20 the foo, Of Monroe street yea
terda, evening. This Wss done In ca
der 20 allow the government 10 sink
willow msttress between Jefferson an
Court streets.
THE snsgboal II. q. Wright ds
siroyed ~ s1ags below hers ~ follows
Four gt Nonconnah creek, NJ Enc
lew, 1 Vt silver Rrs', 3 NJ fairylew,
II Biar Landing, 2 u Beer Lake Point
1 at Bsnnelt's 1 At Pok'B LandlnI
Q at Dr.. Pe,en's, 1 n. Ashley Point,
Il Mhoon's Landicg, 4 al Bordssu
Island, 8 At Falls Landing, 0 q. Hal
din's Point aud l al Harbtrts Lant
. Ing.
Axoro the applicants for the Asas
ant Hull Inspector hip for the porI ,
New Orleans, which vacancy VI
caused b, the death Of Mr.. r. Mo
} care, arc OspL p. o. hontsomsrl
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet
and closed quiet middling, 9le. sAles,
90 bales; receipts, III bal,s; chip.
mems, - bales; stock on hspd, 1915
baleo; receipts to date, III bales ;
shipments 10 date, - bales.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, 70; good ordinary, 7ie;
low middllng, SIC; middling, 9to;
good middlipg, gtc; midd.ing isir,
nominal; fair, nominal.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September i Z, 4j39; burnt,
-; home consumption 10 date, -;
stock running account, 1855 Imports
M. 4 O. r. RI; l. & N. X. r., ~;
NJ. & L l.. X. r, II; o., o. as. W.
R.R, 10; X. O., 4. & NJ. X. r, 8; NJ,
s. a b. X. X 4; steamers, 80; wGgor 8,
20. Exports-none.
New York spots opened firm ard
closed firm; middling, l0c.
Sales, 1857 bslee Quotations were IS
iollo Va: Ordinary, 7le; good ordi-
nary, 8l3.l6c; low middling, Ole; mid
ding, loo; good middlinR, lOtc
middling fair, l0ic; fair, llic. Fut-
ures opened firm and closed steady,
m followa; September, 9isae.4g
October, o $500 50; November, 029@
p 80; December, Q 29@9 80; Jenuary,
9.3i@935; February. 5000 49,
March, Q 40; April, 9.t6@9 81; May,
963@96i; June, 9899970; July,
o 76Cg977. sales, 1877, 100 bales.
The New Orleans spot market opened
quietand closed eteady middlllg, elc.
Sales, 400 bales. Quotations wsfs ~
follow; Ordinary, 7c; good ordl.
nary, sac; low middling, Ste; mid
ding, ole, good middling, o.. Fat
u'ei opsnsd quiet and osed steady,
~ followa: Sep,smbsr, v O0G9 OIL ;
October, 80l@sg2; November, 8 81
as ss December. S.S9S8 o.; inusIy
S.9jDS SO; February, 90te.9 05
Morch, 91iG0l5; April, 023@9 "a
May, 032tg933; Jane, 9ilG9.43
Sales, 80, 500 baled.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKET
L.. III
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER s. 1897

Of which American $500 bales. Re.
oeipts, 5000, Of which American
400 bales. Closing quotations were
a. follows: Ordinary, AID; good ordi.
nary, 5 lid; low middling, SD good
middling, SID; middling uplsnds, 5Ai;
middling Orleans, SD.
Futures opened steady at advances
and closed firm, rs follows:
The prices are given in pence and
"a BIS, thus: SO means 4 SO SAD; and
8 0l means 8 l.64i.1
4 pm: September, 5 2oi, sellers |;
September October, 8 l5d, sellers; o..
tober. November, 8 ODD, sellers; No
vember' December, 3 Old, sellers De,
cember January, 5 06j, sellers; Jsnu.
airy February, 6081, sellers; February
March, s Old, ssllerA; Msrch.April,
3 Osj, buyers; April-May. 8 lOd, value.
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27l. ooobu oats, 1c7, 900 bu; rye, none
barley. none.
PROvIsIONs.

Burrm-Butterine, 14@l5; cream,
cry, 25@sOc; dairy, 20@2Sc; countr,
butter, I2(41Sc.
Hoo PRoDucrs-Steady; mess pork
new, Sl7 80; old, SIS 80; sugar curec
hams, l9(9l32c; breakfast bacon, l IA
| l2ic; clear rib sides. bacon, 93(a9sc
G ear side bacon, 9,c; bacon chou ders
Tie; bulk pork, clear sides, 81: cleaI
rib sides, ss@S4c; long clear, sac
shoulders, 6A,; strips, 40.
LARp-1ierses, &c; half barrels,
TIC; kegs, TIC; choice kettle, Si(9sic
Firm.
CHErsn-Prime flats, -; New
York factory, none; full cream, lSia
l4c; Young American, lac.
Pics FKEr-Barrels, 81 so; half bar.
rels, So rs; kegs, 81 Is,
PouLrRY-Chickens quiet; spring,
81 50(S3 %; old hens, 81 1905 90.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, September PRO.
visionsEfirm. Pork irregular; new,
sl4 rs. Lard, IS 25(S8 80. Dry sal,
msats-boxsd shoulders, IS so; long
clear, sS@S 12}; clear ,ibs, IS 100,
8 %; short clear, So 37!@s so. Bacon
boxed shoulders, 50; long clear,
IS 95; clear ribs. SIS s7i9s 95; short
clear, 50 5000 az. Eggs steady. l9c.
Butter-creamery, gle; dairy. l6;a2lc.
CHICAGO, ILL September The dc.
liveries OF provisions on September
contracts were fair, about 10, 600 tierces
of lard and l75, 600 pounds Of ehort ribs.
There was les pressure to sell, but
demand from shorts appeared sufficient
TO cause an appreciation Of n cents on
lard and ~ to "a cents on short ribs.
September and October showing the
greatest gain. Their range Of prices
was small and closing sales were at
outside figures. Lard sold at SO 20,
September aud January closed al
s. 55. Short ribs. is 35C96 40 Sep.
TENDER. Pork $l2 4O@l2 As, January.
The chipping den was lets urgent
for meats but liberal for lard. Cash
quotations were "a follows: Mess
pork, per Dbl, $l5@l5 rs; lard, per
100 lhs, 50 As; abort rib sides,
loose, ss07i; dry sailed shoulders,
boxed, S. 45; short clear sides, boxed,
IS Az. The leading futures ranged rs
iollows: Mess pork, per bbl-Year
opened at - highest 3ll IS,
loves Sill 81, closing at sll IS 4;
January opened at sl2 40, high.
est $l2 80; lowest SIP 40, closing at
Si2 so. Lard, per 100 lbs-Sep,ember
opened at So 40, highest 81 49i
lowest 80 40; closing at 81 Az
October opened at SO Az, highest
SO 80, lowest 81 4si, closing at 80 30.
November opered at u Al, highest
20 80, lowest IS 45, closing at s. so.
Jauusry opened at 80 SO, highest
- 67t, lowest 50 So, closing at SO 90.
Short ribs, per 100 lbs- September
opened At IS 02i; highest IS 10,
lowest IS, closing at IS Is. October
opened at ss07t. highest - 20, lowes,
| IS 074, closing at Is 20; January
opened at 50 40, highfs. % 40
lowest SO S7i, closipg At 50 40. On
the Produce Exchange today the but.
ter market wss weak at ls@22Ac iol
creamery and 10000 for dairy. Eggs
were weak at l3(al33c.
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MULES AND HORSES.

MuLKs-Li1ht demand; IA 10 I4l
hands high, $soSl2O; l4} TO Is hands
high, &ll6iSl35; Is TO l6i hands high,
$l569l60; l5i to 10 hands high, 500,
The chief demand Ia for mules from 10
TO Isl hands high-lsves mules.
HoRsEs-Dnll; drivers, $l269l65
heavy draft, $l46(S1s0; saddle, $3.50
l76; extra saddle, $l75(9275; plugs.
$45@So. Texas ponies, $2O(985; few
on maIkak
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GROCEuIEs.

SuaIR-Coffee. 6itiBlc. yellou olay.
issd s,c. ,sconds blCSsc, "a Anal A
sl6sse. ,rsnulste5. 10. novdsysd
rs, On, losf 7Ic Firm
R,c.-IonisIans ilSa5i,. Cs,ol,n.
blGRlc
0Aspir-stick, all N.o, In bo..s
pals and barrels, 7l@9lc.
ClpY,s-Common. sOc; ordinary,
20i(92lo; fair, 2?@22ic; prime Rio,
23c: choice 10 iaacy. 23l@2ic,
old government, 2e6a3lc. strorg.
sALr-Ohio river, 81 l5(al 20 Do,
barrel; Saginaw, 81 25tai IS Der bar
rel; eackS, doe, 81 35C0i As; coarse
Al lO6i is; pockets, bloscL. cd
2i@7e.
MoL.@Es Loulssns, common n
fair, 2709Oc; prime TO choice, 42C9JOc
syrup 25CDl0c; centrifugal, common TO
fair, 25a2sc: prime to choice, iC@Ibc
fancy, 35(94gc. Firm.
NKw onLHA.s La. sep,embor l.
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Proposal, for above named works must b,
separate, khd each proposal mu6t be signed
By tbs person making the sane and D acc
In ~ own enyelope and marked PROPOSE
ta build 49, l-yes In 49, pafish, from %
giving nan % lovoe, and Of parish aud Of
PERSON making proposal.
A deposit Of current msnsy on certified
bank check 10 required for ssrh lsves. 70 the
amount above stated, vhith Ihoald be en-
closed In the sealed enve ope, sat deposit 10
be forfeited 90 the Hoard of Commissioners
for the Filth LouisiAna District In case the
person u whom the work mAy be awarded
shall fail 10 fiEn articles ~ agreement aud
Ole complies bond within terry eight hours
alter notice Of Adjudication.
Bond will DO required In sam not 10 az
teed Ave cents Per cuklie yard on tho amount
STATED In the Adysrtisemsnt, with tuo 10
ureties, uho will be require Alto make ssth
hat thsy are worth over aud above llfhslt-
les tho amount % the bond
The board reserves the riEbt 20 reject any
or all bids, vithdfaw from letting such
levecs a. thsy may deem proper, and 70 In
crease ofidimlnish the oherinG ~ they teo 40,
Payment Tor work vii be name ons-half
cash sud the balance Ia warrants Of this
board bearing eight per cent. Interest per
annum from date 81 egtnpl ion ei contract.
and payable one rear from d.ts.
Pans, prghles and tpeeih sationt OF the
above vofk can be seen, and any 9th 7 10.
formation that bidder, may dssirei obtained
At thsofi's ~ the Board 81 10 its Engineers,
Il New Qflsan', Ia ana At tbs, pressnt
once u the Lsyee board, At ralislah, La.
j. T. MCCLELLAN.
esaNNaWN $50
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HoUsEuoLD sUPPLIEs.

APPLB-Ke itucky stock, o. 50C93
per barrel; dried apples, &c per pound
from store. Dried peaches, 6ic from
store.
vsamABLEs-0nions. o. 1908 from
store. Cabbage, Northern, H@4 70
per crate, sl2 80 per 100. Krsut, bar.
Iels, 50; bali bar Gle, 50. Garlic, 81 per
100.
FauIr-oranges, S. 90 per boz; lem.
ons, % 1904 80 per box; easier.
Bananas, 81 bOCa2 30 per bunch.
Nurs-Oocoanuts, ~ per 100. Pea.
nuls-Virginia, o.; Tennessee farm.
ere st1ce, 3(9ic; roasted, &c higher
shell Vi, l0c. Pecans-TeIas, 7Cgl0c.
RAISES LONDON ayers. So; layers,
~ 20; California, 81 10.
PIcKLEs-In jlrs, pin,s, g5c; quarts,
81 80; hall gallons. a. 20; gallone,
81 7b; loose, barrels, 81 90; bal
barrels, "a rs; mixed, barrels, go 90
mixed, hall barrels, 50.
Eooa-Steadv, lbC9l6c.
PorAT9 B-FiTm, selling, 81 $50
70 per barrel.
CIDGR-New York, 81 10 per barre
and ~ 30 per hall barrel.
FIsH-Mackerel, half barrels, No. ]
% 25; No. 2, S. IS; No. 3, %; l0.lt
w, No. |, 81; No. 2, 0ic; No. 3, S6c
Dry hefIiugi, family, 25' per box.
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COTTON SEED PRODUCTS.

PRIME CRupH On none; OF
crude, none; prime summer yellow,
40c; eff summer yellow, 38s
choice cooking summer yellow, 40@
42c; miners' Summer yellow, 2SSs40c;
prime cotton seed meal, $lB car load
lois; less than car load, SIS; of cot
ton seed meal, -.
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02en; coans braid, lb493s; low
sandy, l0'S30; fine light, l79lSc; hn ne
heavy, l4@90c; tub washed-Aoe, ~
@49c; fair, 35(S37c; low, 30@S3c.
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HIDSa aNm rAl.LOW.

HIDn--Drv flint, No. /, lac; No. 2,
lie; dry sailed, 9@llc; green saltea,
No. l, Ito; No. 2, 6te; green, b(S8c
Sheep skins, l6c@&l. Bseswax, ae.
Tallow, S(AS3c,
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NE Ne ps - W We
LONDON, September l.-Bsr silver,
A 10 l8d per ounce. Sixty.two thou
sand pounds bullion were Withdrawn
from the Bank OF England today for
export. The bullion In the Bank Of
England increased $4,000 during the
paA week. The proportion Of the
Bank Of England reserve to liability
10 now AZ 20 per cent.
PARIS, September Three per
cent. rsntes, s2t 2lic tor the account,
The weekly statement Of the Bank OF
France shows decrease oil 500, 0OD
francs gold, and an increase Of go, GOO
francs oliver.
BANK cLsARIsos.
New ORLEANS, September Bank
cleariogs today, 1922, s92.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, September Bank
clesfipgs todty were So. 10000
BALTIxoRE, Nm, sep,emberl.-Bspk
clesTings today were s2,03l ,5Si; bal
auses, 1886 ,533.
Bosros, MAS, September l.-Bsnk
cleariDgs today were tll 756,ii9; bal
snces, 81 $40 500.
NHw YnKK, September Bank
cleArings today were sic. $50. sl2; bal
snce,, 81 1921.
ct LOUIS, No., September The
bSuk clearings to-day were s2,72s,6l2
balances, $i37. 72I.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, September L.
Bank cleariugs today we're i9,S2S,7s2
balances, 81, 540,iS0.
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LIVE srOCK.

Hoos-Choice, 494}c.
sHKKr-Choioe, 3iC; medium, "a
2ic.
LAhBs-Good TO choice, $4(a4 80.
GRAss CArrLs-Choice, sac; good,
SC9Stc; fair to medium, 2l(92io; seal
lawags, ll@lic.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, September 1.-The
Drovers' J1nInal reports: Cattle
Receipts, 1000; ehipmsnlB, 5000.
Market 81 adv shipping seors, - Oh
as %; stockers aud feeders, $2Cd3;
cow, bulls and mixed, 81 1908; Tex.
"a cattle, 81 sO93 30; western rangere,
81 1908 70. Hcgs- Receipts, $4,000
head shipments, 5000; market strong
and DC higher; rough, 81 76Ca5 liz;
packing and shipping, % 1908 40;
light, 81 1905 70; skips, 1904 20
sheep-Rec,ipts, 5000 head; snip.
menis, 1000 head market steady; ma
tives, s3Ci.4 40: Western, S3(a9 20;
Texans, 1908 IS; lambs, siS5.
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THE RIVERS.
srEA N Ems s.sAviN0
nnUnaU

nOvEnESrs at THE LEvkE.
Arrivals-Will =. Haye, Arkansas
City; AIkanss City, vlcktburg; John
Gilmore, st. Louls.
Dspartups-Will 3. Hays, Arksn,a'
City; Arkansas City, b. Louis; John
Gilmore, New Orleans.
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pOwDEa.
ToBACs,o AND SNUFF.

PowDER-Keg,, So; hail kegs, 81 "a
quarter kegs, 81 20.
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PErWAl.RUM.
WINIs. IIAuORa EI

Coal 0m-Phme white, Wholesale
lots, Toe per gallon.
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WHISKY, WINES, Liquors ETC.
WHsKY-Straight Kentucky Bour
bon, Maryland aud Pennsylvania Rye,
Robinson and Encoln Counties, Ten.
nesses WHISTLES, according 70 age and
make; common whisky, s0c91 10, &C.
eordipg TO proof.
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ToBAoco--Oommon, 95935c; other
grades, 3jCa85c.
ssuTY Garrett, $40 IS; Ralph'B,
$40 %; Railroad, 81 g.
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NEW YORK DRy GOODS MARKET,

NEW YoBk, September The lArgs
business OF plevicu, reports wa main.
tained, and, ~ n cors' gnepce. VI.
many orders for reastoumsnis were
taking many goods from agonte.
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ITO enable you and others she mar DESIRE
% psroSs.. lee csSg s@otlns Tob.s.
% add thereby sssls, 10 h, support q N,
IA vou. oast NJ. p.Id, a p.shAse Of the hrsl
auslity al ibis sIoellsat tobsccol manuiAe.
sar.i for he settler? iloms. Mchmond,
Va, on rscslpt OF tn iolo-ini retail priees
Vial I % 100, les. De., %. too.' i To- no
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which 10 one hour later than Memphis umei
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September tb, l6th and 7hh. a. 10 am.
str. ARKANSAS Brolaski, master
September 9Th, ts,h and N,h, at 10 A.m.
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EXCHANGE.
Nav York and principal cities North
and E,st, pa, buying, I premium soil.
log; New England sight, ! discount
buying; New 0hsans, discount buy.
ing, par selling
srocK CALL BOARD.
No session OF the Call Bard was
held 10 day.
Hru YoEE, Septic nbsr i.-Money on
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call active ct from S 10 6 per cent ;
La loan O.; closed ofieredst B. Prime
mercantile paper 7 to 8. Sterling
exchange steady but dull at $50 for
60 day bills and 1881 for demand.
Government bonds were dull, but
steady to firm. State bonds we're mtg.
lected.
The advance begun yesterday In the
stock market made further progress
today, and no reaction worthy OF the
name occurred during the entire day.
At the same time the dsalit z, lacked
the excitement and the gains were
more steady than those OF yesterday.
All the prominent operators talked
bullish and backed their talk by buy.
ing orders, but the great bulk OF the
purchases were to cover shorts. The
announcement OF the reduction In
cable rates by the Commercial Com.
psny caused halt in the advance
and the bears bid up money TO s
per cent. In the hope OF bringing
about q decline, which was successful
In Western Union, but had little or
no effect upon the remainder. The
last hour, however, saw a complete
rally, and all the leading stocks
moved up sharply on largely in
creased business, and the close was
active and strong at the best figures
reached. Railroad bonds showed
none Of the activity and but little OF
the strength displayed in shares.
Sales $707, 900. The total sales of
stocks to day were S74,902 shares.
Closing quotations:
US. u, coup. l25Is. NIX. Al. Ger. Sc, %.
f<s, coup, 10sk. North. Psc. list. ll5lz.
Pacific 90 Of 1880, l2a. North. pao. DDS, 1855.
la. stamps, 4s, IS. N. Western con. l3s.
Missouri 20, loo. INVEST. deb. 6s. III.
Isnn. bs. set. mt.lo1; St.L. s. \. Gen.M ,ll3k
Tenn So. set mt. 100. St.Psul con, L.Tss.
Tom. "a. set mt, 20. st. I. @. kP. lists. Il6.
Cent. Pac. lsts, lis. TIP. land grants, 49,
Den, Il X. 9.lsts, 10y. I. y. re CT cou. 69{.
D. AR. W lists, "a. VI. p. lists, us.
Eric Ids, ~. West Shore. va.
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